TooManyTabs Suspends and Organizes Idle Tabs [Chrome/Firefox]
Do you open too many tabs? When too many tabs are open, each tab becomes tiny. In fact, tabs eventually become so tiny that the favicon isn’t even visible anymore. It becomes impossible to tell which tab is which.
Fortunately, an extension appropriately named TooManyTabs can help. It is available for both Chrome and Firefox.
Better Tube Makes the YouTube Homepage Wider and Hides Videos [Chrome]
YouTube updated their site design last month, with a heavy focus on receiving new content from subscriptions. However, the site is aligned to the left of the screen. Depending on your screen resolution, this could mean a lot of white space, which could be put to better use.
A Chrome extension called Better Tube expands the homepage to fill up your screen width.
How to Deselect a Radio Button
Ever filled out an online form, only to accidentally check a radio button, with no way to undo it? The problem with radio buttons is that once you select it, you can’t deselect or uncheck it.
Fortunately a bit of JavaScript code can help clear the radio buttons.
‘Gangnam Style’ Becomes First YouTube Video to Hit 1 Billion Views
Less than a month after reaching 800 million views, PSY’s “Gangnam Style” has reached 1 billion views.
The Incredible Rise of Android [Infographic]
Are you using a smartphone? If so, there’s a good chance its running Android. According to the latest statistics, 3 of every 4 smartphones sold run the Android operating system.
This infographic depicts the rise of Android, a small company Google acquired in 2005.
Watch Reviews of 2012 by Google and YouTube
A review of the defining moments of 2012 by Google and YouTube.
PSY’s “Gangnam Style” Becomes Most Viewed YouTube Video in History
The music video for PSY’s Gangnam Style has officially become the most viewed YouTube video in history.
Android 4.2 “Jelly Bean” Now Available for Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 7
Are you a Galaxy Nexus or Nexus 7 user waiting to get the latest Jelly Bean update? The wait is over as Google has just made Android 4.2 available via an Over-the-Air (OTA) update for these Nexus devices.
First introduced a few weeks ago with the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10, Android 4.2 includes several new features and improvements over Android 4.1 (both called Jelly Bean).
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